Reviews

I don't think it was a coincidence that at the point where it looked like Laura and Rob are about to reconcile, Rob's talking directly to the camera stopped.

Another entry from the "And then I woke up" school of filmmaking, Lynch has crafted a story so bizarre, rich with eerie symbolism and red herrings that there is no possible way that what we are watching can be completely steeped in realism, but this isn't exactly foreign territory for Lynch so fans ...

Producer Ross Hunter pulled out all the stops to bring this lavish remake to the screen, a story which first hit the screens in 1937 with Gladys George in the starring role.

Screenwriter Steve Shagan's story really is two separate stories that could have made two movies, but the attempt to combine both these stories doesn't really work and makes this movie way too long to keep the viewer's attention.

Waters' story has a spark of originality in that we don't have to wait until the end of the film to see Beverly get caught, but keeps the story moving in a logic defying direction that tosses realism out the window for the most part but provides just enough realistic touches to the story that play i...

The film stars Kristen Bell as Beth, a curator for The Guggenheim who flies to Rome for her sister's wedding and finds herself immediately attracted to the best man, Nick (Josh Duhamel) but a misunderstanding finds Beth getting drunk at Rome's famous fountain of love where people throw coins in and ...

As the story continues to unfold, we watch a very patient Skeffington deal with Fanny's many suitors, who are not the least bit affected by the fact that Fanny is now married and Fanny exists in a loveless marriage that produces a child she doesn't really want, but eventually we watch time and the c...

This story not only borrows characters from other movies, but also introduces new characters who might have what it takes to begin their own movie franchises, an onscreen audition if you will.

Brooks plays Robert, a film editor, who is observed as the story begins meeting with his girlfriend, Mary (Kathryn Harrold) in order to break up with her.

He also tells a couple of stories about being with a friend during a possible fight situation in a club and not lifting a finger to help his friend and having no shame about it.